Swept Away by Robyn Carr - Audio version

Swept Away

by Robyn Carr

Audio version

 

Again, Robyn Carr. Fabulous author. I cannot even

imagine where all these characters, names, places &

storylines live in her head.
The heroine is Jennifer Chaise. She grew up with a very

unpredictable mother. Hand to mouth most of the time.

No place or anyone to count on. Jennifer took care of

her mother. As a grown up, she was determined that

she would not live like that ever again.

 

Swept Away is her story. It's how she made her way.

So she would never again be without or hungry or afraid.
Something Jennifer did not count on. The loneliness.

Feeling alone. Having no one else in the world to 

depend on. 

Perhaps most of us take it for granted. Having family,

friends, community, church, school, etc. To be

surrounded by people that we build relationships with.

It's a wonderful love story and you will be cheering

for Jennifer. When the story starts, you will be surprised

at that. But I promise you will.
Make time for this one. And if you are an audible story

fan, you are in luck. The narrator in this story is

Therese Plummer. She is a very popular story teller.

Because she does a great job.

 

This story was originally published as

Runaway Mistress.

I bought my copy of Swept Away from Aubible.com

Review by Lisa Hutson

  



The Wedding Party by Robyn Carr

The Wedding Party

by Robyn Carr

This is one of those books that has a number of

storylines all running simultaneously. Whenever I am

reading this kind of story, I usually find myself feeling

like I will never be able to keep it all straight. Every time

a new character, couple, situation, etc is introduced,

I worry that I will lose track of them. I often keep notes

on everyone as I go.

But then, it isn't long before the peoples faces start

forming in my head. The houses, towns, seasons, styles.....

They start coming alive in my head as I read. I no longer

need the notes. And then, all the relationships start making

sense. Slowly coming together.

When I first start these stories, I can't put the book

down because I might forget who that person is or where

they are or what's going on with this one or that one.
But once I begin seeing the connections, I can't put the

book down because I have to find out what happens

next and then next and next.....

Nobody does these stories better than Robyn Carr.

I can't begin to imagine where she gets all  these

 stories, characters, names, places......

The Wedding Party is a wonderful story. I can't even

think of listing the characters and storylines.

But I can assure you, it's a wonderful read.

Not one single perfect character. No one that you

will feel is getting the short end of the stick.
If you enjoy interesting characters and rooting

for love, you will love this one.

I bought my copy of The Wedding Party

from Amazon.
Review by Lisa Hutson



Who We Were Before by Leah Mercer

Who We Were Before

by Leah Mercer

 

This is my first time reading Leah Mercer.

While there is plenty of romance in this story,

I don't know if I would call it a romance.
Its really more of a life story. The life of

Zoe and Edward. The life of their relationship.

The life of their family. From the first minute

the two of them meet as she sits knitting

a pair of bright pink socks on a bench til

their return to that bench years later.

On their return, they now have memories

and stories. They each have so much to

learn about the other.

 

 

Even though they have been together for

years. There is so much they don't know

about each other.
Who We Were Before was written in a very

interesting way. Easy to keep up as their

lives unfold. Together.

Give it a try. It is well written. You may find

that you don't want to put it down.

 

I got the copy of Who We Were Before from

Amazon Kindle First Selections.
Review by Lisa Hutson